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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-20
THE STATE FAIR BOARD
Fixes the Datcs for 1913 md Transacts
$50 Other Business. q, = dTEi

Fixes the Dntos for 1913 md Transacts
80 Other Business. Id.
a meeting Of tho Stale Fair Board was
hold at the Court House yesterday, and
the tina for the eighth annual fair Of the
West Virginia Exposition and State Fair
Asaoctation vas fixed for Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Sep
TENDER 5, Q, and s. 1855, A revolution
was adopted by the Board, thanking the
ofiioera, committees. euperintendonto Of
departments and Judges for their faithful
cooperation. 7l55,Es ~
The most interesting matter presented,
probably, WINS the report of the receipts
Tor the coupon tickets issued by the dit.
ferent railroad companies. These figures
ore interesting, especially as showing from
whence the people came. The Baltimore
e. Ohio Company turned in something
over ST, 400, tho Ohio River road Sc?O,I the
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati q st. Louis $5o4,
tho Cleveland & Pittsburgh s575 and the
Lorain Ii Il Wheeling S472.
There were a fow from other roads, but
only a trifling cum in all. In all, these
figures represent about 5000 persons who
attended the fair. \. IS q
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An Itnl,an In Hoc.l

9 Last evening Officer Dunlap arrested
Frank Dardini, an Italian, who in part
nership with Greek keeps fruit store
on the corner of Market aud Elev-
enth atreeta, on two warrants Issued
BY 81 uire Phillips on complaint Of
the Greek partner Tho charges we're
disorderly condnct and using psoiane Ian.
guage. He did not 90 willingly, but 10
got there all the came. The two partners
have had .aome business difficulties and
alao como trouble about tho Italians vile,
Dardini Is brother OF the man who wss
hurt by 9 burating gun q few days ago. %
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Committed by Judge Jeirers,

In the police court yesterday morning
Yank Kinney, on a charge Of disorderly
conduct, was fined $50, and on the charge
Of resisting Officer Truechel was fined SET
and ordered to be committed to the work.
house Tor 80 days. In default Of the two
anes 60 days we're added, making 90 days
in sll. The case Of Louis Heaa, charged
with interfering with Officer .Trrschel
was postponed till to-day.
Ruby Bell vas fined $50 and costs 10,
keeping Abbey Jackson's house Of i'll
tame,and paid it. Tho three girla found in
the house. including tho fortune teller
were fined IS and costa each, and in default
three women were added to tho contiu
gent Of eighteen in the county jail. ~ i
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Etued for AsBault.

Squire Arkle yesterday held court fol
Squire Brown, out at Elm Grove. vii.
liam Folmer and William ,Glessner were
arraigned before him for a brutal assault
on old Jacob Luikart at Fnlton sometime
age, and were fined SIS and costs each
and required to give a bond OF 5000 to
keep thepeace for one year. Folmer then
made a complaint against Luikart! for
threatening to destroy property, and he
confessed and gave 800 bond. Folmer
was fued SIS and coats for an assault on
Thomas Myer, who tried to make peace
at the time Of tho assault on Luikart. 5,
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Lscturc. Inst Eycninr.

Tho Young Peoples Working Associa.
ton held delightful session laat evening
ut the Frat Baptist church. Hon. G, w.
AtkinGon wss present and delivered an ex-
csllent lecture. Quite a large audience
wSs present and ali spoke in tho highest
termA OF Mr.. Atkinson as lecturer, and
tho wish Of MI present was that be would
again favor the young people with another
Of his lectures at an early day. The Az.
soc;ation Is in a prosperous condition and
an increased interest is manifested among
the members. Meetings are hold every
Monday evening, to VIII, i all young peo-
pie are, especially invited aud all are vel.
cOmo. . "a Sa4=L MSS. X .I'e--l gIE,%s o.
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Kramer, Coming Homo.

z Kramer'u orchestra will return from
White Sulphur Springs Saturday evening.
where 1t has been furnishing tho music
during tho past season. It has been music
Of the very best, 90 the music produced
by this organization always is, and It has
been source Of much pleasure to all who
have been at "The White" The regular
season at this famous old resort has closed.
The property was sold last week, by the
way. It was purchased by, Col. W. A,
Stewart, tho present lessee. He ia a
brother ot"Jeb" Stewart, tho famous Con.
tederate cavalry leader, and is a wealthy
citizen OF Sa!tville, Va. Tho price paid
Tor the hotels and surrounding, s, 900 acroa
Of land WAS $3.50, 900; 1t wss sold by order
OF the United States Court Col, Stewart
will, 1t ia understood. make extentiye re.
pairs. and run the report uext season IN
Il more elaborate plan than ever, a -
Kramer will stop In Charleston Friday
night, and play ior hop to be- given a.
the Ruflner in tho celebration Of ita "a.
opening. The jolly musician and his
company, with its new music, viii he
warmly Welcomed home. - ~ z. 80
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Sl On account OF tho G. "A. R. National
Encampment to be hold in St. Louis, the
Baltimore & Ohio will sell excursion tick.
eta 10 st. Louis from September q 10 81,
at $ll75 for tho round trip. Il Coed re.
turning from September 27to October S.
Original purchasers can have limit ex.
tended to October 81, 1857, il deei,ed, 81
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Last night Mr.. Jim Dickcy was about to
retire at the family residence on Chap
line street above Twelfth when he hesrd a
noise in the hall, and going out found a
well.dressed man, very drunk, who re-
fused to leave. A telephone call brought
Lieut.. FJunkins, Officers Carney, Bell,
Wilkie and several other people on a run
from the City Building. The man proved
to be prominent lawyer from neigh.
boring town, who had merely made a mis-
take while drunk. Ho WAS locked up to
get sober, q }j7risi9I',-sl-g <l.sssa Fg5'lf@
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i ONE MORE VICTIM DEAD.
Harding, hurt at Heliaire, DiCs-Anothor
~, as DRl Accident, ..ll,.I.gs


a., li Bad Accident, Nal f5s.
Harding, tho man who was 10 badly In.
jured at Dsllaire Saturday afternoon when
Daacy and Barrett were killed, died there
yesterday. Ono Of the men who was
working on the bridge last Saturday In
going to his home at Lewis mills while
jumping from tho irain, which slosed up
for him, jumped between the platform
and the train and badly lacerated his arm
and leg. His name was Israel Thatcher.
nELLAIRE NEWS NOTES. Al
AAIiss hottie Jennings is bsttor.
Elmer Dover Is homo from Phlladel.
phis, Pa. '9]'% Tgj83. NO
The street market will DO held next
Saturday. N@e5a5 Z
II. D. Rsasoner has returned home from
a visit to Cumberland. ,6C
Miss Minnio Shields has gone to s!eub.
enville to attend college.
Frank Reese, son OF J. NJ. Reese, E.q.,
has gone to Topeka, Kanans. Nh,
Thomas O. Moore, OF Union City, has
secured position with Seal Bros.
Mrs. Reif, an aged lady Of Business.
burg, will BIO buried at Rose Hill to.mor.
row. fT& 2.. 53s3} Ill -glNg3I NJ
Sam McGoorge, Of St. Clai1sville, will
be buried in Rose Hill cemetery at 2
o'clock to-day. I1s3
The body Of Mr.. ]. e. Robinson, who
died in Salt Lake City on Saturday, is ex.
pected hero to-day for intorment.
Mr.. Forest Muhleman and Isabella
Hines wero married at tho BRIDES home
on Pinch Run Saturday evening by Squire
Garrett. ll3,55s'&1. .1.5., n
MIR. ]. R, Naylor, OF Wellsburg, Ia grad.
nally sinking and W. K. Nsylor was call.
ed home from the South on account OF his
aeriouB illness. z,g ~ 5lstll7
ThoH. Ault, Of tho City Mills, and wife
wero thrown from a buggy. Mrs. Ault
was slightly injured, while Mr.. A1lt had
his collar bone broken. ,H-E."l :
"Tid" 6huttleworth had his leg badly
mashed while trying to jump moving
train at Findlsy, D. Amputation will be
necessary, and the injury may prove fatal.
Miss Ella st. John tainted during the
performance a. the Opera House Saturday
night, md had to be removed home in 3
carriage. She is sister to the lady who
fell dead in the lnd;an Run Rink year
or so ago. Ia 81 ~ "a,
While Capt. Chas. Meugsa, OF the
steamer Enterprise, which is tod up uu-
der the bridge, went TO the Opera House
Saturday hight, the man left in charge,
3 tramp. took suit Of clothee, and LOT
Of jewelry, q part Of which belonged to
Chss. Blaksley, Of the B u. L G. RAILROAD
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We are daily receiving New Novelties
In Suitinys, Psntaloonings and Over.
coatings, Which We are prepared 10 make
up In ilrst.ciass style ut reasonable
prices. Salr
Our White Unlaundrled Shirt, double
scanned, REINFORCED front and back, ut
50 ceuts, liz the greatest bargain ever
offered. A full limo OF Balbriggan I'm.
derWear from 81 % suit upwards, ct
4zs46 Y. HESS l. SONS,
1891 s 1923 Market Street,
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"Foollen Price Guilty.

The case OF Harry, alias Poodle" Price,
indicted for breaking and entering store
room with intent to steal, was put on trial
to jury, and alter hearing tho evidence
and argument and being out good while,
the jury returned q verdict oil guilty. In
tho afternoon tho case against the came
young man Tor petit larceny, with count
for former conviction, wss tried to special
jury, which ALEC returned verdict of
guilty, but refused to find that he had
been convicted before, though the records
Of tho court showed it. The idea seemed
to be that imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary was too seyere punishment for the
theft OF como rsgs and old isons Not ap-
proving OF the Law, they refused to comply
with IL. - z,rt ss-s -.gi
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Indications.

, WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 20.-For
West Virginia fair weather, nearly station
ary Temperature, light to fresh winds,
generally northeasterly. a E rs
For Western Pennsylvania, warmer,
fair weather, light to fresh variable winds,
becoming Boutherly, s. S=42,j
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-. IT, ##rH d.
The debris on the ecene Of the fire was
cleared away yesterday sufficiently to re-
move tho safe and other srticlea Of i'm
portance. Thousands Of people were look.
ers.on at the ruins during the entire day,
coming from sill parts Of the county in
vehicles, and from all tho neighborine
towns. The glass saved from tho aamea
by being rolled into tho river was re.
moved yesterday. &5@. 20
During the fire., It will DO remembered,
a carload Of nitrate Of soda fell into a
pond from the mixing room and exploded
with terrific force. The sacks exploding
In rapid succession made good cannonad,
Ing, which waa heard in Vt. Pleasant, ter
miles distant, and vicinity. The people
from there locked to this city on Sunday
aud yesterday to learn the cause Of The
great noise. ~. ~ IS H-g NV hlgtu.
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( Strike ut NIlnKo,

The steubenville Herald says: Tho Min.
60 steel works shut down this morning,
The company had "a contract to auppiy
the Brilliant mill with stsel, and was to
begin shipping to-day, That mill is not
governed by the Ana]gamsted scale Of
prices, and whom tho workmen Of tho
ateel plant learned where the product wea
going they refused 10 work until the con-
tract was rescinded.$ Consequently the
concern Is Idle, 81 'i s. ,iy;
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The Elective Committee of the late Biz
Reunion still has some businees to settle
up. a meeting was held laet night and q
tow late bills were ordered paid. Another
meeting will be held, at which it is ,ex.
pecsed everything will DO SETTLED. a The
committee for next years reunion will be
named by the Vice Presidents Of the So.
ciety otthe Army Of West Virginia a. a
meeting not yet called The time for tina
reunion of'Ss 1t is: understood, is from
September 5 to September 5, inclusive, "a.
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Typo.writors Chem.

We have tor sale several Typ pew era,
including the Remington, the CrandaIi
and the Hammond. These nschinea I haMa
been taken Ia exchange for the match hSss
GtsllSfaph, snd will be sold cheap. Writers
lot REM 81 y. ~ ior sale on monthly install.
menus lsla ValEon OF address for circulars !.
i 7s EDWARD I. Rose 4 Co., I!
n 69 Twelfth azeat.
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Yesterdays LoaGne and Association Game,.
At Pittsburgh the Pitlsburghs lost BY
wretched fielding and their inability to
ATT the ball at the proper timo. Both
Morris and Keefe pitched we'll, Pitts.
burgh, 8; New York, s. Earned-New
York, 2. Errora-Pittsburgh, 10; New
York, 5. ,Hita-10 each. Batteriea-N1or.
rls and Carroll; Keeis and Murphy, l15g
. at Cincinnati tho game was an eshibl.
ton Of desperate bail playing, each aide
resorting to mean trlckery to win. Gin.
cinnati. 2; Louisville, l. Hits-Cincln.
natl, 10; Louisville, 7. Errors-Cincin.
natl, g; Louiavilie, 4, Batteriea-Mullaue
and Baldwin !. Ramsey and Cook, 40 h B
At .Detrolt---"C Couldn't hit Ferguson"
tells the story Of Detroit'S defeat. Getzein
was extremely wild and was wretchedly
supported. Detroit 1 i, Philadelphia 10.
Earnsd-.Detrolt ]; Philadelphia 0. Hits
\; Philadelphia is. Errora-
Detroit s.; Philadelphia A.. Batteriea--
detzsin and Bennett; Ferguson and Olem.
= At Chicago the homo team defeated
Washington without any trouble. CLARK.
aon pitched q magnificent game. Chicago
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Ghe Qiattel11qetrtf1:>


Wanted-A Good Gill. -
Fcuud-A Bunch Of Keys. f ~
For sale-Linen and Hemp Sacks.
Lost-CettiGcate Of Deposit. "I' III,
Pennsylvania Agricultural Works. -.
Chamber Of Commerce. -ls
Banco Tcapots-Ewing Bros. : a
Lists Excelsior Baking Powder. ;,l5 !. ~
Opera House. Ilaverly's Minstrels.
The Power OF the Dollar. st'
Rectal Mehca.lon-Dr. James Cress.
D!pser-LeJaer Of Fashion, Head Of Local.
At Rock bottom Prices-JanesM N. Kirk-Hcad OF
L3cal. 1.-.-. ~ -I-77I7.11
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Shetzline, Vale,

shc.xline, the big first baaeman Of the
Wheeling team and veteran ball PLAYER,
took it into his head yesterday to 10 10
bis homo in Philadelphia, without any
formal notification of that intent 10 the
officers Of the club. Tho management are
notin the leaas worried abou. his depart
ute, and could not do anything ANYWAY,
as there was no contract signed. Shelf.
line is no! q loss to the club in any way.
de WAS q fsir fret bsseman, but was sad.
" deficient in batting, md his place can
be filled to advantage. He Is said to have
remarked TO a friend that he was going to
quit playing ball, 90 he was getting loo
old, realizing that his days OF usefulness
were over. He is an old time player, hay
ing been connected with nearly all tho
League clubs in the country, and is now
nearer fifty years Of age than be is forty. 4
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Thcrmomotsr Hacort,

Az reported by Christian schnepi, drug.
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday:
.74.v. PAX. u x. faR.H, 7r.x,
$50 TO- S0' y 3. S2a ~! 75a
Weuther-CleSr. t7'';- ~ "a 1. 4 :
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Cheap Sunday Excursions on Ohio Riv.,
s5llf5s - Raiirnnr 'i77,LY n EGss.- :"

I Commencing June II, the Ohio River
Railroad will sell excursion tickets evorv
sunday until luther notice, Wheeling
to sisteravll!e and return at the Inv -atss
OF 81 b.; Wheeling to Parkercbnr" and
return, y %. Tickets good one daye onlv
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y IAN ounce Of prevention is worth =
pound Ct cure" Uae Browns Ginger,
Frederick Brown, Philadelphia, 1926 go go
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PALMER's skls.sucoEss positively cures
Skin Disease. ''s.S'' soap and ointment
eleangs and heal. At drug store Of Nc
Lean Bros. Ks. z ~ VA lgg7l,ii n, q
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1.-TWO, BARGAINS
In Island Real Estate.

Two desirable residences On Virginia street, tho
nandsomest and highest street on the Island Tor
second floor, stone foundation, cellar under whole
house. The other, d substantial two story frame
Of four rooms. ktone foundation, cellar under
whole house. For particulars and terms apply 10
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EOR SALE,
Lots in Moundsyille.

will soil at private sale, four "a, desirable guIld
ing Lots situated between tho "Mound,t and tsp
A. agricultural Works WIN DO sold a, public @ s
eaaistaay september r. at 2r. NJ, II no. dlsposei
hhoWELt; Bridgeport, Ohio, or b. F. MEIGHEy.
lAouuunynet W.-pA.a5si,s - ~ se,2
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Cent? Fine Shoes.

K Gents Fine Shoes. y ,9.
We hayo q full line Of Stacy, Adams &
Co.'s tiue shoes for fall wear. Those want.
ing shoe for style and wear should call
and examine them. 4 ~ & Al !, sg;5, Z ~
J.. AMlcE. sole agent,
4 =. & /. 4 ll4S Main street.
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CUTTING AFFRAY LAST NIGHT.
"Stony" Duny Badly Hackod up by Zen

. N.. H. .HlHI. a. i.hs IEhZtoFs 70 l#i n 4.N
A seriouu cutting aflray occurred last
night in tho saloon Of Jim Matthews, on
Twenty-sixth Gtreet. John DuIy, better
known as STONY" wan leaning against
the bar talking, when Bon Frazicr enter.
cd. He had been there but a few mo.
mcnts when in come way as to which &C.
counts differ, the two men got into quar-.
rel, and suddenly Frazier drew 4 q
razor and cut Duffy several terrible
gashes over tho head. Dr..
echwin waa summoned and dress.
ed Dufly'a wounds, which are
very serious. Officers Killser, Grubler
and Truachel arrested Frazier and lodged
him in the lookup, but not without con.
siderable trouble. On the way up the
oiicers were followed by Jennie Mcbride,
alias Jennie La Count who abused the
forces ia the most foul.moushed manner.
She YVES accordingly locked up on two
charges. z$II, ~ al.
Frazier will be taken before Justice
this morning on charge Of cutting with
intcut to kill, &.6Es7Eig Ia + ne s-4sG.
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Lost-A sack containing between $50
and S34, soms1hero between Gsnaville
and the Martins Ferry stove and barrel
works, yesterday afternoon. The finder
will be literally rewarded by returning
the same to John F. Gribblc, E.na.
vile, --5 49,. ~ Eaf-J -
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CRIMINAL MATTERS
NUMBER OF 1NrEnEsTISo CASKS
In tho Various Conrts Yesterday Criminals
Wanted in,other States In Custody hore. I
,"Poodte" Prico Convicted on two
IA Charges A Cutting Sornpo. -t

Officer Shorts yesterday arrested O. L,
Skinner on warrant iasusd by Squire
Phillips. Skinner 10 In tho county jail al
a fugitive from justice in Pennsylvania
Ho was convicted Of illegal traffic in Liquor
at tho last term Of the court, but nince
that time other complications are said ia
have entered into the case which make Il
possible to take him over tho line on Z
requisition. One Of the Washington
county detectives waa here yesterday ant
secured bis Errcnt, after which he left TO-
Harrisburg to secure a regulation.
William Bradshaw, tho colored mar
wanted at New Castle, Pa, Tor alleged as
aault with intent TO kill, and arrested BY
Ohioio Police Smith and Officer Bell OF
Saturday, Is wanted worse, /
appears, at Warren, Ohio, Tor rob
hefy and murderous assault. Thu
Pennsylvania authorities therefor,
waivod their claim. A deputy short
from Warren arrived here yesterday /,
| lu0h hltcF tuo Chac, anu teLtR!atu Waa 10
ceived IRON Columbus last evening from
| the Sheriff Of Trumbult County, aging b,
had procured rtquisltion and would
leave at once for Charleston. He Ia ex
pected here to-day with tho necessary
papers 10 take Bradshaw to Ohio.
Bradshaw 10 Bccuaed oil entering thu
laundry Of Lo Yung, a Chinaman, Of
| Warren, Gsaau!ting him ga no lay asleep
and robblng the place. He denies this
and Gays he went into tho laundry OF
business, bu. becoming involved in ,
fquarIel with Lo fung, the latter drew hi
revolver, and Bradshaw was compelled t
whip him in aelf defense. An indictmen
iH pending against him at Warren, how
ever, for the two crimes. e.
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wIEEIISo. Ih| mp. d u xANsfiEID. IgiB.iF.i
'Dunn out lor MOI tliun!ng Io ilrat.
!nnings..........,... l 23 5 67S
Wheeling =. .............. s. 0 8 o D O O q l.
Mansfield. ,.-......,,,,,., O 0 o q O q n n

Easnel runs, Wheeling. G. Home runs, Nichol.
base hits, Clogau, L. Allan. l. Bases on balls otI
Miller. l: on Dunn, l., Struck out, by Miller, 2;
by Dnnn. :. Left on bases, Mansfield, 1: Wheel.
Ing 2. Time Of game, 1.29. Umpire, lurtin. n.
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sKlS.succSss Soap presosves The skin.
Skin.Success cures cutaneous Complaints.
Az drug store Of McLain Bros. 49, 10 !
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Tomorrow evening the now Manner.
Choir hall, over the store room OF Conrad
Long, on Washington street, will"bo dodi.
Gated. Everything possible has been pre-.
pared to make the occasion q SUCCESS,
The Committee on Arrangements have
spared neither time nor money. Several
societies from Wheeling and elsewhere
will participate in the musical and liter.
airy programme, and the Affair promises
to DO grand success, M h ,5"1'.'
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STOCKS FOR SALE,
EzIRsT. CLASS SHORT OPEEK FAPw

| Hurst. GLASS SHORT CREEK FARM
200 Acres about 10 miles from Wheeling, two
mues rom Short Greek Station, on r, O !: ST. L.
cleared and mostly In gra1s. It Is rich limestone
SOU undetlaid with the five foot fcan OF good coal
'dSTeo prick house; rooms GOOD water, stable aud
NY For particulars enquire Of PETEH
DELAfLAlH, on the premises, or :
! ~, - .,..S.-.5sss.E WV. HOGE 4 BRO,
euy :. - 1890 Market Street, Wheeling, W. Vs.
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:pUBLIC SALE. I

Twill oler at public sale. upon tho premises, az;
miles west OF Bridgeport belmont county, Ohio,
near SS National Pike. on Tuesday, september II,
1857, at o'clock n nj, my Farm, containing lI5J
acres, underlaid with six feet vein OF coal peniy
81 building stone nnd an abundance OF Limestone:
lair Improvements aud plenty OF good water on
premises The land is adapted to ali farming pur.
ises; within sight OF school aud chuich.- The best
place for dairy near the city. b. Y. pARSHALL.
Il. N. CLARK, AuCtoneGr, IS isi,ssy - NJ l0.DAw